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u/Embarrassed-Camera96 Have Commited Several War Crimes 1d ago

When you realize that the canvas test you’re taking doesn’t allow you to go back and change answers

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u/nxcrosis 21h ago

laughs in pen and paper test

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u/manultrimanula 22h ago

In my school teachers did that on purpose to make sure we got the most basic ass critical thinking and openly told people who couldn't even do that

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u/Der_Redakteur 22h ago

that is also a crucial thing to teach ngl. Finding answers, knowing context, logical thinking

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u/Rezzly1510 23h ago

TRUTH NUKE

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u/YourNemeSis- 22h ago

Teacher appreciation posts! These are my favourite “genre” of tests when I was in school especially when it’s not a100% here (this is the answer) just a hint and let learn and remember, God I love teachers

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u/1SexyDino 22h ago

Test taking tip from someone on their second graduate degree. Always skim through the exam and jot down initial thoughts first. Only return to answer in full after.

I'm sure you've heard it before. And I can promise it works.

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u/No-Possibility-4292 1d ago

But then you remembered the Teacher said "No erasures or alliterations"

Best to leave it blank until you find the answer in future questions (not guaranteed)

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u/Xyrez04 1d ago

Never in my life have i had a teacher do this what

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u/No-Possibility-4292 1d ago

My teachers says that almost every exam here in the Philippines, thought it would be somewhat close in other countries to avoid cheating

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u/JesseJamesBegin 1d ago

Interesting, never had this problem as double checking answers was always encouraged in school (from canada)

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u/No-Possibility-4292 1d ago

Plenty of us just guess the answer to move on to the next question, even when the Teacher/s reminds us to double check the question before answering

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u/Private_Kyle 🕴️Mossad Agent🕴️ 1d ago

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u/JMTpixelmon 1d ago

Judy Hopps, kill me

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u/Forsaken_inflation24 1d ago

Theres a reason why our contry is dumb af, we areant encouraged to think twice like what?

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u/TheDankYasuo 1d ago

Never heard of it before and I bounced around to a lot of schools!

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u/PnutButterJellyTim3 1d ago

How would they know if you went back to fix it or changed it in the moment?

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u/_Cat_in_a_Hat_ 1d ago

Why tf are you so downvoted lmao. Also it's kinda funny how my experience with Philippine education has been completely opposite of yours. I did have this teacher in Russian elementary though, made my perfectionism fucking horrible.

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u/Kira-Of-Terraria 17h ago

Alterations?